Feb. 4, 2021
Make sentences 7
1.Tense
I broke the tense moment and none of us wants to dwell on this topic.
2.Examine
Let’s examine the cause of this problem.
3.Climb
The figure climb to the highest among these years.
I climbed rapid;y in my company.
4.Grip
I get a grip on what are you doing.
I’ve never come to grips with childhood.
5.Amiable
You are an amiable person.
6.Grapple
I’m grappling with my English homework.
7.Jettison
This company jettisoned this scheme when they found it costs a fortune.
8.Scratch
I scratch around my glasses in my room.
I will learn English from scratch.
9.Accent
You read an article in a broad accent
10.Fish
I fished around my lipsticks in my bag.
11.Gaunt
This building is really gaunt.
Phrasal words
1. A piece of cake
This is really a piece of cake for me.
2. Make up one’s mind
I have made up my mind to go shopping.
3. go on and on about/gush over/ rave about/talk sb up
My mom always goes on and on about(gushes over/ raves about you)
My mom always talk you up because she likes you so much.
6.Grapple
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I’m grappling with my English homework.
"Grappling" in most contexts in the English language means "to hook" though I will provide an example of a sentence with the meaning that I assume you are trying to use. If you meant to say that the English homework was difficult, you could instead say, "I'm struggling with my English homework". To use "grappling" in a sentence with your intended meaning, you could say,
"He paused, grappling with the truth." -> Meaning, that he struggled to "take hold of" or to deal with the information that had been given to him.
Feb. 26, 2021
I get it. Thank you for your help. Have a good day~
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Make sentences 7 |
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1.Tense I broke the tense moment and none of us wants to dwell on this topic. |
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2.Examine Let’s examine the cause of this problem. |
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3.Climb The figure climb to the highest among these years. |
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I climbed rapid;y in my company. |
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4.Grip I get a grip on what are you doing. |
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I’ve never come to grips with childhood. |
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5.Amiable You are an amiable person. |
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6.Grapple I’m grappling with my English homework. 6.Grapple "Grappling" in most contexts in the English language means "to hook" though I will provide an example of a sentence with the meaning that I assume you are trying to use. If you meant to say that the English homework was difficult, you could instead say, "I'm struggling with my English homework". To use "grappling" in a sentence with your intended meaning, you could say,
"He paused, grappling with the truth." -> Meaning, that he struggled to "take hold of" or to deal with the information that had been given to him. |
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7.Jettison This company jettisoned this scheme when they found it costs a fortune. |
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8.Scratch I scratch around my glasses in my room. |
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I will learn English from scratch. |
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9.Accent You read an article in a broad accent |
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10.Fish |
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I fished around my lipsticks in my bag. |
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11.Gaunt |
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This building is really gaunt. |
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Phrasal words |
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1. A piece of cake |
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This is really a piece of cake for me. |
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2. Make up one’s mind |
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I have made up my mind to go shopping. |
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3. go on and on about/gush over/ rave about/talk sb up My mom always goes on and on about(gushes over/ raves about you) |
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My mom always talk you up because she likes you so much. |
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